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Dragonfly Thinking: Pioneering tech solutions for complex challenges
Dragonfly Thinking is pioneering a new frontier in Think Tech—technology to help people think in less siloed and polarized ways when navigating complexity.
New RegNet PhD students

A warm welcome to our new PhD scholars
RegNet is delighted to welcome our 13 new PhD scholars!
Virginia Marshall

Dr Virginia Marshall appointed to the Advisory Board of Australia’s Economic Accelerator
RegNet Research Fellow Dr Virginia Marshall has been appointed to the Advisory Board of Australia’s Economic Accelerator by the Federal Minister of Education, the Hon. Jason Clare MP.
NGO roundtable

RegNet co-hosts roundtable on unpacking advocacy strategies for influence
How can health advocates influence the activities of harmful commodity industries? How are NGOs across Australia and internationally managing their interactions with commercial actors?
RegNet Annual Report 2023 cover

A generative year for the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet)
Discover our latest success stories, events, research and engagement initiatives in the newly released RegNet Annual Report 2023.
Kirsty Anantharajah

Navigating environmental governance in Fiji: Kirsty’s doctoral pursuit
Having completed her undergraduate studies in Law at ANU, Kirsty found it gratifying to continue her academic journey with a Doctor of Philosophy in Regulation and Governance.
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  • Environment
  • Governance and regulation
RegNet December graduates

Congratulations to RegNet's December 2023 graduates!
RegNet's scholars have exhibited an unwavering commitment to academic excellence, contributing significantly to the vibrant research environment of our School.
Public health adovocacy strategies

Public health advocacy strategies to influence policy agendas
How can we advance health goals in policymaking in areas outside the health portfolio?

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Integrating risk, reward and resilience in policy
Anthea Roberts and Arnagretta Hunter delve into the new Risk, Reward, and Resilience Framework with Sharon Bessell

AUKUS demands more transparency
The risks and rewards of nuclear-powered submarines are great. Australians deserve a clear explanation from government on why we need them, writes Benjamin Herscovitch for ANU Reporter

Big Oil’s trade group allies outspent clean energy groups by a whopping 27x, with billions in ads and lobbying to keep fossil fuels flowing
Christian Downie and Robert Brulle write for The Conversation

We must reject colonial legal concepts to revive Indigenous rights
Enacting the Uluru Statement will progress Australia towards correcting colonial concepts that dehumanised Indigenous Peoples and denied their rights, writes Virginia Marshall for ANU Reporter

The US has finally passed a huge climate bill. Australia needs to keep up
We must keep moving. Climate science does not stand still, and neither should the politics, Christian Downie writes for The Conversation

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